
Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has offered timely and reassuring leadership by urging Kenyans to remain calm and avoid panic buying of fuel.
His clear message helps to steady public confidence at a critical moment, reminding citizens that there is no shortage and that normal purchasing patterns should continue.
Accompanied by the Principal Secretary for the State Department of Petroleum, Mohamed Liban, the CS underscored the government’s firm commitment to ensuring a stable and reliable fuel supply across the country.
Their coordinated approach reflects a strong and responsive leadership focused on maintaining order, protecting the economy, and preventing unnecessary disruptions.
By calling on Oil Marketing Companies to cooperate and uphold supply stability, the leadership demonstrates accountability and foresight—key pillars in safeguarding national confidence.
This proactive communication reassures Kenyans that the situation is under control and that there is no need for alarm.
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